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show general rules used in the ICD-10-CM classification system that are independent of coding guidelines  
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show use of NEC (not elsewhere classifiable) and NOS (not otherwise specified)  
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show equivalent of "other specified"; identifies codes that are to be assigned when information needed to assign a more specific code cannot be located in the coding manual.  
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coding conventions NOS (not otherwise specified)   show
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show interpreted as meaning "and/or"  
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show defines terms, provides coding instruction, and lists fifth-digit subclassifications for categories that use the same fifth digits  
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show ICD-10-CM note that provides instruction that two codes may be required to fully describe a condition; this not does not provide sequencing direction.  
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show instruction to refer to another entry in the index or tabular list to assign the correct code  
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cross-references see   show
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cross-references see also   show
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show instructional term that directs the coder to the lobular list, where a code can be selected from the options provided there.  
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show instructional term that directs the coder to the main term in the index for a condition  
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show ICD-10-CM code listed next to a main term in the index; represents that condition that is most commonly associated with the main term, or is the unspecified code for the condition  
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show index subterm that indicated the presence of a cause-and effect relationship between two conditions  
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eponym   show
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show include the following in the tabular list: code first underlying disease; code, if applicable, any causal condition first; use additional code; and in diseases classified elsewhere.  
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show tabular list instructional note that assists with proper sequencing of codes.  
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show tabular list instructional note that requires casual conditions to be sequenced first, if present.  
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show indicates that manifestation codes are component of the etiology/manifestation coding convention.  
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show instructional note that assists in proper sequencing of the codes.  
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excludes 1 note   show
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excludes 2 note   show
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show for ease of reference, index subterms are indented two spaces below a main term; second, third, and fourth qualifiers are indented two, four, and six spaces, respectively, bellows the subterm.  
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in   show
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show appears immediately below tabular list codes to further define terms or provide examples  
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show listed below certain codes in the tabular lists; includes conditions or procedure for which that code number is to be assigned  
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show condition that occurs as the result of another condition; a manifestation code is always reported as a secondary code  
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other   show
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punctuation parentheses   show
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trust the index   show
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